The Non-metal music thread

[robertlouis]

And in the meantime. A jazz interpretation of Brahms' Hungarian Dance #1. My friend Steve Hackett (ex-Genesis) introduced me to the rich heritage of Hungarian jazz a few years ago. It's certainly central European in tone but very individual. Shame it's just a snippet.

[Prospero]

Er.... some mistake there surely ... too much Whisky for breakfast?

[Prospero]

I wonder if I'll get the chance to hear her live in a couple of weeks!

You might - she lives in Budapest and they do lots of gigs

[robertlouis]

Er.... some mistake there surely ... too much Whisky for breakfast?

Or not enough.

Corrected. Köszönjük!

[danthepoetman]

Here's a song by Claude Léveillée, in French, Soir d'Hiver, from a poem by Émile Nelligan. It's very beautiful. I would imagine it could be appreciated even by those who do not understand the lyrics. It's very vibrant.

[robertlouis]

Something Canadian. This song sounds like a revivalist hymn, makes me cry every time I hear it. So beautiful....

[danthepoetman]

Oh! yes! they were absolutely great! The son of one of the sisters is also a great songwriter performer, Rufus Wainwright.

[Prospero]

and the daughter Martha.... and of course the ex husband Loudon Wainwright III

[robertlouis]

Some Byrds for Sunday morning.

[robertlouis]

More excellent west coast 60s pop from The Association.